booker (Meaning)
booker (n)
someone who engages a person or company for performances
booker (n.)
One who enters accounts or names, etc., in a book; a bookkeeper.
Synonyms & Antonyms of booker
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Synonyms:
- cyclopedia
- pulp
- trade book
- cyclopaedia
- paperbound
- picture book
- chapbook
- quarto
- omnibus
- how-to
- primer
- tract
- trade edition
- pocket book
- almanac
- softback
- casebook
- pocket edition
- novelette
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No weak antonyms found.
booker Sentence Examples
- As the event planner, I'm the main booker for guest speakers at our conferences.
- The talent booker for the TV show is responsible for securing A-list celebrities for interviews.
- The nightclub booker scouted new DJs to perform at the venue on weekends.
- The theater's booker arranged for touring productions to perform in the upcoming season.
- The travel agency's main booker coordinates group bookings for vacation packages.
- The music festival's head booker is tasked with assembling a diverse lineup of performers.
- The comedy club's booker reviews audition tapes to select stand-up comedians for upcoming shows.
- The literary festival's booker invites authors and publishers to participate in panel discussions.
- The sports venue's booker schedules tournaments and matches for various athletic events.
- The art gallery's booker arranges exhibitions featuring works by local and international artists.
FAQs About the word booker
someone who engages a person or company for performancesOne who enters accounts or names, etc., in a book; a bookkeeper.
novel, treatise, monograph, volume, hardcover,paperback, tome, anthology, textbook, folio
ancient history,ancient history,open secret, open secret,
As the event planner, I'm the main booker for guest speakers at our conferences.
The talent booker for the TV show is responsible for securing A-list celebrities for interviews.
The nightclub booker scouted new DJs to perform at the venue on weekends.
The theater's booker arranged for touring productions to perform in the upcoming season.
